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割に(は) (ni ha)

Fairly; in relative terms; when judged against what one would expect

Meaning & usage

割に(は) shows that an evaluation is relative to what would be expected from a standard, often translated as for or considering, as in 年の割に若い. It attaches to a noun with の, to a plain verb, to an い-adjective, and to a な-adjective stem with な, while the optional は adds contrastive emphasis. It is neutral in style, but the main judgment often goes against expectation, so it is not used for exact ratios or prices.

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